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Doctors Without Borders and medical staff aboard the USNS Comfort struggle to provide medical care in Haiti; meanwhile, US chain drugstores respond with a generous show of support.

Patients learn what OTC items to have in their medicine cabinets, and how to dispose of old medications safely.

Trends reported in a recent study suggest that some cancers are on the decline; however, experts stress the need for continued research to combat rising rates in several key areas.

In response to growing demand for pharmacists in the Southeast, one Philadelphia medical college works to expand its southern roots in Suwanee, Georgia.

As flu season continues into 2010, vaccine availability remains an issue of concern for patients and pharmacists. For pediatric patients, a pharmacy-compounded oral suspension may help reduce the impact of predicted shortages.

As a vote on the final health care reform bill draws nearer, 16 representatives and 9 senators are pushing for what they consider fair Medicaid reimbursement for generic drugs.

To maintain good "heart health," a good diet, exercise, and quitting smoking are essential; nutritional supplements may also help.

Migraine headaches affect an estimated 25% to 30% of individuals in the United States. More than two thirds of patients who have migraines are women. Many women experience migraines before or during their menstrual cycle. Migraines can also run in families, and most often occur between 15 and 55 years of age.